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  • in reply to: WHO NEEDS A KIDNEY #892028
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    Wow very chashuv!

    in reply to: Yakov Gourin TWIN FROM FRANCE MISSING #892375
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    Wow sounds intriguing.

    in reply to: Why get married? #892253
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    If someone is happy and content being single why take the risk of getting married and risking their life turning to h*ll possibly?

    in reply to: Praying with a clean mouth #891963
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    Nice message.

    in reply to: wording to decline a hand shake? #894000
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    Sam

    Where is this Rema located?

    in reply to: wording to decline a hand shake? #893999
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    Cherrybim

    Learning the old testament like a christian.

    The Medrash Rabba writes that Yaakov cried because the people around suspected him of pritzus for kissing Rachel. The Seforno adds that this is the reason why Yaakov right away told Rachel that he was related to her so that she too wouldn’t suspect him. The Netziv says a similar pshat on his own, he says that Yaakov cried to show Rachel that the kiss was because she was his relative and was not for lustful purposes. Rabbenu B’Chaye offers 2 explanations, either Rachel was under 3 or that he kissed her hand or forehead and not her lips.

    in reply to: Never Daven With A Minyan – Why Force Your Chumra On Others? #891692
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    I highly doubt Toi hates Chinan although I cant be sure of it.

    in reply to: paying interest to banks & ribbis? #892293
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    If the majority share holders arent Jewish which is the case in almost every bank especially all the big ones so theres no problem. Even when there is Jewish ownership there are certain halacbcic devices used to avoid Ribbis.

    in reply to: Help me with English #891899
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    Learnt is correct as is learned. Heres some other examples I found on google (ps.

    Google is very smart)

    in reply to: superficiality #891702
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    Shtark

    Check out the website klal persperctives

    in reply to: saying good shabbos to girls (men) #892755
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    popa

    Lol. Good one. You wait and then you pounce.

    in reply to: What you resist, persists. #891679
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    Syag

    The word is hashKafah or hashkafic not hashgafic. Hashgafa is not a word.

    in reply to: Bike 4 Chai #891894
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    How much was raised last year?

    I wonder if this is what yeshivas will try next lol…

    in reply to: Calling Curiosity! #891881
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    curiosity

    You reminded me of a joke. Here goes:

    Two astronauts land on Mars. Their mission: to check whether there is oxygen on the planet.

    ‘Give me the box of matches,’ says one. ‘Either it burns and there is oxygen, or nothing happens’

    He takes the box, and is ready to strike a match when, out of the blue, a Martian appears waving all his arms.. ‘No, no, don’t!. The two guys look at each other, worried. Could there be an unknown explosive gas on Mars. Still, he takes another match… and… A crowd of hysterical Martians is coming, all waving their arms: ‘No, no, don’t do that!’

    One of the astronauts says, ‘This looks serious. What are they afraid of? Nonetheless, we’re here for Science, to know if man can breathe on Mars’.

    So he strikes a match — which flames up, burns down, and….

    NOTHING HAPPENS!!

    So he turns to the Martians and asks, ‘Why did you want to prevent us from striking a match?’

    The leader of the Martians says, “Today is Shabbos!”

    in reply to: Sheidim #891608
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    I love how we so cavalierly discuss seeing Sheidim here as though it were no big deal. Doesnt the Gemara Daf 6a in Brachos say that one who sees Sheidim will go insane? The human mind (or most people except Shlomo and maybe some others over the centuries) cant handle seeing them.

    in reply to: What is the purpose of those twist tops on certain pot covers? #891559
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    Curiosity

    I was referring to the latter not a pressure cooker. If I were cooking up noodles would I want it open letting out steam or closed?

    in reply to: Choir directing #892270
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    You mean you have no clue what you are doing and got hired?

    in reply to: Dangerous territory #891662
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    RebRY

    “By Chasidim there is no such thing as chulav stam.”

    Well the ones you associate with anyways…

    in reply to: Buying a computer #891551
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    Curiosity

    A great free anti-virus program with real time protection and that is constantly updated is Microsoft security essentials. Its a must have if you want free protection for your pc.

    As for defragmenting I read online that its a bad idea. You can google it and see for yourself.

    in reply to: Would Rabbi Akiva Eiger z"l wear a "kippa sruga"?so why do you?? #892040
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    yidyid

    Would Rabbi Akiva Eiger z”l ask this question? so why do you??

    in reply to: I want to eat cholov stam #891777
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    kasher

    “Are we such “ba’alei taive” that we must have cholov stam?”

    What a joke. Have you ever seen the amount of junk food sold in Heimish kosher supermarkets. I think we have more junk food than the non Jews!

    in reply to: saying good shabbos to girls (men) #892730
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    oomis1105

    Also in Brooklyn men usually don’t exchange gut shabbos unless they know each other.”

    How sad is that??????

    Actually not sad at all just practical. If on the way home from Shul you can expect to meet 50 or more people (if your walk is a few blocks in Brooklyn. It is just not practical to say good Shabbos to everyone especially if you are walking with people and carrying on a conversation.

    “Hevei makdim KOL ODOM b’sholom.”

    This is only to someone who you should be speaking to.

    in reply to: IDEAS FOR STORE NAME #899512
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    Silver lining (lol)

    in reply to: What is the purpose of those twist tops on certain pot covers? #891556
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    Mod 20

    Well then Im using it properly!

    in reply to: A thought experiment #954710
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    Sam

    Actually once Moshiach comes there will be Ahavas Yisroel but true Ahavas Yisroel can bring Moshiach but looking at how splintered we are now its sadly quite hard to imagine Moshiach coming about that way.

    in reply to: Yeshivos in Eretz Yisroel #891506
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    I think your sn is disrespectful inappropriate to one of the Gedolei hador shlita. You didnt write Rav and “rocks” is inappropriate.

    in reply to: A thought experiment #954706
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    It depends who would run it. If it were ran by our gedolim and they had full authority and there was no risk of “askanim” and extremists taking over I would be all for it but this is wishful thinking because we all know that the Eida would launch a revolution and things would get bloody. Until Moshiach comes and we have real ahavas yisroel and all those involved in klal work will do things lishma and not for gayva and kuvid for this cant be a reality.

    in reply to: IDEAS FOR STORE NAME #899504
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    Sterling creations

    in reply to: Dangerous territory #891656
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    Wolf

    This is possibly an explosive topic. I thought it would rile up all the anti cholov stamnicks. Like I said above I didnt realize how many posters eat cs.

    in reply to: Sheidim #891585
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    If it would work the person would be in a lot of danger because sheidim are mazikim. I would not recommend this to anyone!

    in reply to: saying good shabbos to girls (men) #892703
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    Naftush

    Very simple. The single girls and guys often use the good shabbos as a way to casually flirt. A few years back I was in such a place where gut shabbos is exchnnged betwenn both genders and it was abundantly clear to me that some girls were flirting with their enthusiastic good shabbos and with their coy smiles. As for the guys they were only too happy to say good shabbos to attractive dressed up girls. I would say as a rule that singles should not be saying good shabbos to each other as it can be flirtatious and gives an opening to start a conversation which im sure happens often.

    Now for married people I think theres less of a problem but any time the good Shabbos is not 100% lishma as just a greeting its a problem.

    in reply to: I want to eat cholov stam #891769
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    Zdad

    I eat cholov stam as well but I dont feel the need to make up bogus excuses why I do. I grew up eating it and I like it and im not ready to give it up any time soon. Dont feel like you need to defend yourself on this issue. You actually have some legs to stand on here as opposed to some of your other opinions shittos and uvdos mentioned in other threads.

    in reply to: Whistling #891502
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    I dont know of an issur but there is an issue that nobody mentioned.

    I remember hearing that the Nazis used to whistle specifically Mengele yimach shemo vezichro may he never leave gehennom used to whistle and act in a very care free relaxed attitude while making his selektion of who goes where. That is why many holocaust survivors are anti whistling and find it repulsive. This likely seeped down to their children and they got the idea that whistling is bad but not necessarily with the why so many assume it is halachic but it isnt a halacha to my knowledge.

    in reply to: saying good shabbos to girls (men) #892697
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    Sam

    Who says its permitted for single men and women to exchange greetings on the street? Even if such a krum pritusdig (yes its krum and pritzusdik for single men and women to stam wish each other good shabbos) minhag took hold in a community its a minhag shtus and one need not abide by it. In all honesty he shouldnt even be looking at them and if he is looking down they very likely wont bother wishing him a good Shabbos because hes a frumie so whats the point of flirting oops I mean wishing him a good Shabbos.

    in reply to: Tzniut Glasses #892169
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    Zdad

    All you have to do is fool one media outlet because they often borrow stories from each other. The story started on haaretz (to my understanding) and was linked (theres a better word for it but it escapes me) by VIN to haaretz and I wouldnt be surprised if the daily znus got it from haaretz as well.

    in reply to: Question about Tznius #911890
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    Ask your LOR or email a reliable Rabbi online.

    in reply to: Dangerous territory #891649
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    kfb

    Ill have to try one and see if I like it.

    in reply to: Dangerous territory #891650
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    kfb

    Ill have to try one and see if I like it.

    in reply to: Tzniut Glasses #892162
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    zahavasdad

    Im not trying to get personal with you but did you ever learn a mussar sefer in your life?

    in reply to: Dangerous territory #891645
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    I never realized that there were so many posters here who eat cholov stam.

    My favorite is certain flavors of Haagen Dazs ice cream or the original butterfingers bar.

    in reply to: Dangerous territory #891630
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    Youd be surprised.

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    Oomis

    Or so as to. I know there are many options.

    in reply to: Shidduchim #891166
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    If after 4 dates she isnt talking she either is a quiet girl or isnt into him or hes a bad conversationalist. Either way theres no reason to keep this going if they dont feel that theres something there.

    in reply to: I want to eat cholov stam #891748
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    Edys is subpar.

    in reply to: Kiruv and friendliness #891459
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    Well to me this is obvious. If you arent genuinely loving and friendly to another person why would they want to take steps to be more observant. You arent exactly making a great impression by acting like a missionary!

    Kiruv means to bring close. That requires warmth and love. If you arent capable of loving your fellow Jew you will likely not be able to influence him or her either.

    in reply to: reflection on the siyum hashas #891134
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    Smells like a troll thread

    in reply to: well duh !?!?!?? #915705
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    Shopping613

    Pizza is spelled pizza not piazza I hope you knew that.

    in reply to: Why Are You Up NOW? #956495
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    My alarm clock woke me up

    in reply to: Where is _____________? #891126
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    I miss 80

    in reply to: My dumb friend #1008453
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    Btw its inconclusive that intelligence is hereditary. There are many factors that affect intelligence. Google it you will see what I mean.

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